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After more than a decade, I soon will be leaving my role as Creative Director with Tucker Publishing Group for a new adventure in food media. While I...

Wow, what a year. We aren’t the first ones to say this, but 2020 has been a ride. Of course, the COVID-19 pandemic has been the forefront of...

  The city of Evansville is bustling and thriving. With new development projects dotted all over town, residents opening unique restaurants and...

Read the November/December 2020 issue of Evansville Living online as a handy flip book!

You do not need me to tell you what a year this has been. What I do want to say is that for legions of Americans, Hoosiers, and southwestern Indiana...

I have chosen this issue to try once again to attempt to free my small brain from the tightly wrapped ropes that are causing my neurons to emit a...

There is little doubt these days many of us have more time on our hands. Of course, people are busy, too, working hard to sustain their businesses...

Where do story ideas come from? Well, just when you least expect it, stories, like life, can occasionally show up in odd and random places. No...

Occasionally I want the opportunity to make some observations; this is one of those times. The Nabisco Building and The Post House in Downtown...

It’s been rough, no doubt about it. The word COVID-19 appeared in this letter in the March/April issue. Overnight we went from being cautious...

I would imagine the two of you who read this letter regularly would agree that I am not a writer. I am a late 50s, fat, balding man whose training...

The highs are not as high; the lows are not as low. We have heard that phrase about Evansville. We have had our share of lows here in the River City...

Vote for the Best of Evansville! Tell us the latest and greatest the city has to offer! The 19th annual Best of Evansville competition is your chance...

I have really enjoyed the opportunity this year to watch several of my high school senior son’s classmates at Reitz Memorial sign their College...

While we were planning Evansville Living features for this last year of the decade, we realized as the calendar turned to 2020, the 1970s would be 50...

In December 1999, Art Director Laura Mathis and photographer Fred Reaves drove the area photographing holiday doors that caught their attention....

Believe me, I know having two sons, ages 21 and 18, does not add up to 39 years of experience and wisdom. Following the St. Louis Cardinals baseball...

Tucker Publishing Group, along with Hirsch Custom Homes, announced in August the beginning of a new Idea Home project to be located in the Estates...

If it seems like more than a minute since we have published the Best Of Evansville list, which begins on page 36 in this issue, it is because it has...

My two sons, ages 18 and 21, enjoy telling me, “Dad, you’re not funny anymore.” Invariably that leads to them adding that I need...